From Intel, two new GPUs for the mobile world. The company is offering its new A570M and A530M, small graphics cards for notebook PCs!
A570M and A530M, the configurations!
To find out what we’re dealing with, we’ll need to take a look at the Intel website, which highlights the configurations of its chips.
In the case of the 570M, we find a GPU with 16 Xe cores… The same number as the A550M. However, the frequency has been increased by 400 MHz, so the GPU will operate at 1300 MHz, compared with 900 MHz for the A550M. This increase in frequency is accompanied by a rise in power consumption from 60W to 75W – 95W configurable. As for memory, we know that 8 GB of GDDR6 are planned. Given that the GPU configuration is equivalent to that of the A550M, we assume that the bus is 128-bit.
The A550M’s configuration straddles the line between the smaller A370M and the A550M, with 12 Xe cores. The number of shaders rises from 2048 to 1536, but is still higher than the 1024 of the small A530M. Here, the frequency reaches 1300 MHz, while the TGP is between 65W and 95W. As for memory, the blues list VRAM capacity ranging from 4 GB to 6 GB GDDR6.
In short, two new GPUs to complete Intel’s already extensive mobile range (7 chips). Note that all these new GPUs are listed as ” Launched “, and there’s already a driver for them, which we’ll describe in detail in our next news item.
